Derivatives

24 July 2026
PBoC Sets Yuan Fixing Weaker Than Forecast, Signalling Greater Tolerance for Renminbi Softness

PBoC fixed USD/CNY at 6.7939 above expectations, signaling weaker yuan tolerance; traders brace for CNH volatility.

24 July 2026
WTI Holds Weekly Surge as Middle East Tensions and Caspian Pipeline Halt Fuel Supply Fears

WTI slips near $90 but posts 10% weekly gain as Middle East tensions threaten supply routes.

24 July 2026
Sterling Extends Six-Day Slide as Oil-Driven Dollar Strength Pressures GBP/USD Near 1.3300

Sterling fell for a sixth session near 1.3300 as dollar strength, oil spikes, and geopolitical risks intensified.

24 July 2026
NZD/USD Pressures 0.5770 Support as US Dollar Gains on Firm Jobless Claims, Safe-Haven Demand

NZD/USD slips to 0.5770 support as strong US jobs data boosts dollar; oversold signals volatility, bearish bias.

24 July 2026
GBP/JPY Holds 218.00 Floor as Yen Intervention Talk Caps Upside Near 219.00

GBP/JPY consolidates near 218.17; bullish harami hints at 219 retest, while intervention risks cap upside.

24 July 2026
USD/SGD Holds Range as Flat Momentum Keeps Focus on 1.2900–1.2925 Band

USD/SGD stayed range-bound near 1.2911; momentum flat, trading 1.2900–1.2925, options favored; watch 1.2865 support.

24 July 2026
AUD/USD slips towards 0.6970 as strong US jobless claims and Iran tensions lift dollar

AUD/USD slips near 0.6970 as strong US jobless claims and Middle East tensions boost safe-haven dollar.

24 July 2026
Chinese banks curb retail paper gold trading, raising questions over price discovery and physical premiums

Chinese banks halt retail paper gold trading, tightening Asian liquidity and intensifying divergence between Western derivatives and physical prices.

24 July 2026
Rising term premium drives Treasury sell-off, challenging Fed control and reshaping hedging and reserve strategy

Structural Treasury-market shift is lifting long yields, breaking stock-bond hedges, and boosting gold amid fiscal strain.

24 July 2026
Russia Raises $5.6bn as Gold Sales Cut Reserves to Lowest Since February 2020

Russia sold 44 tonnes of gold, raising $5.6bn, pushing reserves to lowest since 2020.

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